I'm not sure if this problem is oddball or trivial.
The background is the following: We have a FANUC robot in our lab, that can be interfaced via their proprietary KAREL language (I'm just realizing that my tag is probably misleading). A technician provided me with the compiler - ktrans.exe - that "runs on his machine". On my machine, however, it fails silently. Both are Windows 10 Professional.
From what I can see with gdb in Powershell (Win10 and Win8) and running it under wine (Ubuntu16 and Sabayon Linux), is that there is a segfault that seems to be related to mfc42.dll.
Trace from Powershell gdb: gdb ktrans.exe https://pastebin.com/qeBBTKGu
Trace from wine: wine ktrans.exe https://pastebin.com/tnCj9DrB
There is no difference in errors if I run this in 32 bit or 64 bit.
We will get FANUC's offline programming suite in a while, which should resolve the problem. But I'd like to have this one capability earlier and I'm also curious about what's going on.
Does anyone have a hint on why this is may be happening? Or what could I look into to debug this further? I have no access to the ktrans sources.
Best,
Niki
That technician that provided ktrans gave you an incomplete piece of software. ktrans is part of some FANUC softwares (Roboguide and OLPCPro) which create a virtual controller prior to call ktrans, because the target robot controller version must be known.
Being here: FANUC does not support its software to run on Linux or virtual machines.